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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Steel-Concrete Composite Section"”.

  1. Feasibility of fiber reinforced composite materials used in highway bridge superstructures

    Composite materials are considered here as structural materials of highway bridge superstructures. Bridge deck designs can be done according to <i>AASHTO</i>¹ specification and elastic design concepts. In order to evaluate the feasibility of composites as structural materials of highway bridge …

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  2. Fatigue and static behaviour of post-tensioned steel-concrete composite beams

    Strengthening steel and concrete composite (SCC) bridge superstructures using post-tensioned steel tendons offers many advantages. Since bridge structures are usually exposed to fatigue cycles, understanding the fatigue behavior of strengthened composite beams is vital. Also, bridges in practice …

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  3. On the Seismic Performance of Skewed Special Moment Frame Reduced Beam Section Connections

    … views and architectural features. Reduced beam section (RBS) connections are popular SMF connection details developed following the Northridge earthquake to limit brittle fractures within connection welds. Current American Institute of Steel Construction (ASIC) provisions (i.e. AISC 341-16) …

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